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“You have to go where the votes are, and the votes are down here,” one Democratic strategist said.

Repairs to the bridge over the Mississippi River that links Arkansas and Tennessee could take months.

A gunman killed 10 people in a shooting rampage at the large grocery store on March 22.

In the clip, he is sitting next to and filming someone wearing what appears to be a Ku Klux Klan hood.

More than 17,000 Afghans who worked with U.S. forces have applied for visas but the program is plagued by bureaucratic delays and the clock is ticking.

While flashing a peace sign, the teen suspect in the death of Tristyn Bailey posted the photo along with the words, "Hey guys has inybody seen Tristyn lately."

The Saugerties, New York, school district said it was reviewing the assignment, noting it was “interpreted by at least one student to include biased content.”

The order comes as a hack last week shutdown a major U.S. fuel pipeline and as the country has confronted major cyberattacks from China and Russia in the past year.

The announcement comes a little more than three months after Tesla first announced it would begin accepting bitcoin as payment.

Except for large indoor gatherings, there would be "no mandates and no restrictions in businesses large and small" following the state's June 15 reopening.